Balancing Area definition

Balancing Area means (select one):
Balancing Area means all of the acreage and depths subject to the Operating Agreement.
Balancing Area means each well subject to the Operating Agreement that produces Gas or is allocated a share of Gas production. If a single well is completed in two or more producing intervals, each producing interval from which the Gas production is not commingled in the wellbore shall be considered a separate well.

Examples of Balancing Area in a sentence

  • The Parties shall share proportionately in and own all liquid hydrocarbons recovered with Gas by field equipment operated for the joint account in accordance with their Percentage Interests in the Balancing Area.

  • Upon receipt, the Party making the request shall cause the memorandum or notice to be duly recorded in the appropriate real property or other records affecting the Balancing Area.

  • If all such Gas is not taken by the Underproduced Parties, the portion not taken shall then be made available to the other Parties in the proportion that their respective Percentage Interests in the Balancing Area bear to the total Percentage Interests of such Parties.

  • To the extent practicable, such Gas shall be made available initially to each Underproduced Party in the proportion that its Percentage Interest in the Balancing Area bears to the total Percentage Interests of all Underproduced Parties desiring to take such Gas.

  • Nothing in this Agreement shall change or affect any Party's obligation to pay its proportionate share of all costs and liabilities incurred in operations on or in connection with the Balancing Area, as its share thereof is set forth in the Operating Agreement, irrespective of whether any party is at any time selling and using Gas or whether such sales or use are in proportion to its Percentage Interest in the Balancing Area.

  • Provided, however, if any Underproduced Party does not so demand such cash settlement of its Underproduction from the Balancing Area, such Underproduced Party shall look exclusively to the assignee or other successor in interest of the Overproduced Party giving notice hereunder for the satisfaction of such Underproduced Party’s Underproduction in accordance with the provisions of Section 13.1 hereof.

  • All balancing hereunder shall be on the basis of Gas taken from the Balancing Area measured in MMBtus.

  • Any Underproduced Party shall have the right for a period of two (2) years from the end of the calendar year in which any cash settlement is received pursuant to Section 7 to audit the records of any Overproduced Party as to all matters concerning values, including but not limited to information regarding prices and disposition of Gas from the Balancing Area.

  • Load of Deseret and its Member systems that is physically within or telemetered into the PACE Balancing Authority Area and load served by Deseret through exports outside the PacifiCorp Balancing Area, but not including Deseret On-System Load.

  • This Agreement may be executed in counterparts, each of which when taken with all other counterparts shall constitute a binding agreement between the Parties hereto; provided, however, that if a Party or Parties owning a Percentage Interest in the Balancing Area equal to or greater than [percent] percent therein fail(s) to execute this Agreement on or before [date], this Agreement shall not be binding upon any Party and shall be of no further force and effect.


More Definitions of Balancing Area

Balancing Area means all of the acreage and depths subject to the Offshore Operating Agreement.
Balancing Area means the Production Area where the Government has elected to take in kind Government Natural Gas pursuant to Sections 2.1(b), 2.1(e) or 2.1(f).
Balancing Area means all the acreage and depths subject to AMI in this Operating Agreement.
Balancing Area means an electric power system or combination of electric power systems bounded by interconnection metering and telemetering to which a common generation control scheme is applied in order to: (a) match the power output of generation resources within. the electric power system(s) and energy delivered from or to entities outside the electric power system(s}, with the load within the electric power system(s); (b) maintain scheduled interchange with other Balancing Areas, within the limits of Good Utility Practice; and (c) maintain the frequency of the electric power system(s) within reasonable limits in accordance with Good Utility Practice and the criteria of the NERC and the MRO.